Acrylic paint tubes set 12 ml, 12 colors, No name

Set of 12 acrylic paint tubes, each containing 12 ml of water-based acrylic color. The No name acrylic paint set offers twelve assorted hues in squeezable tubes for controlled dispensing, suitable for a range of creative applications on canvas, paper, wood and craft materials. Fast-drying and versatile, these paints support layering, blending and mixed-media work while providing a compact and portable solution for hobbyists, students and practising artists.

Advantages

These acrylic paints dry quickly to a water-resistant finish and allow for successive layers without long waiting times. The squeezable tubes provide precise control over the amount dispensed, reducing waste and making colour mixing straightforward. The water-based formulation cleans up with water while still delivering pigment suitable for detailed work, basic glazing and texturing when used with appropriate tools or mediums.

Suitable for

• Canvas painting and stretched canvas studies
• Paper projects, sketchbooks and mixed-media journals
• Wooden ornaments, models and small furniture accents
• School projects, hobby crafts and beginner practice
• Layering, glazing, blending and collage work

Key specifications

• Volume per tube: 12 ml
• Number of colours: 12 assorted hues
• Type: water-based acrylic paint
• Packaging: squeezable plastic tubes for controlled dispensing
• Drying: fast-drying, water-resistant when dry
• Compatibility: suitable for canvas, paper, wood and common craft substrates

How to use

Shake or gently knead each tube before use to ensure an even pigment consistency. Dispense a small amount onto a palette or mixing surface and thin with water or an acrylic medium as required. Apply with brushes, palette knives or other tools; allow layers to dry between applications for best results. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use. Store tubes upright in a cool, dry place and reseal caps tightly to prevent drying out.

Usage recommendations

For improved adhesion and durability on non-porous surfaces, prepare the surface with a suitable primer or gesso. When blending or achieving translucent effects, use a glazing medium or dilute the paint slightly with water. Test colour compatibility and drying behaviour on a scrap piece before starting a large work.